US Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

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The Bureau of Economic Analysis makes monthly updates to data which typically cause minor changes for the past several years.

Recent

Five Year Quarterly Real GDP

Contributions to Real GDP for Past Five Quarters

Annual Real GDP Since 2021

Annual Headline and Real GDP Since 2021

Contributions to Real GDP for Past Five Years+

Annual Rates of Change of GDP Components

Consumption and Investment

Consumption, which is 68% of total GDP and by far the largest component, and Investment, which is 18% and similarly sized to Government (next chart) which is 17%.

Government and Exports

Government spend is 17% of GDP, and Net Export, which is Exports minus Imports accounts for the last 3%.

While small in dollars, it can contribute significantly to growth or contraction of total GDP. We're going to look only at Exports, not Imports.

Annual Real GDP Since 2001

GDP At the Industry Level

The following are inputs to GDP at the industry level. While they aren't exactly "GDP" numbers, they are the details that add up to GDP; thus, I continue to use the nomenclature "GDP"

Annual Real GDP Private vs Public Sectors


Annual Real GDP Private Sector Goods and Services


Annual Real GDP Construction, Manufacturing, and Farming


Annual Real GDP Data, Finance, Health, and Retail